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Some looks at Sunday school classes

Sunday school

Classes for children and youth

Sunday school classes for children (grades K–4) and youth (grades 5–12) are offered from 9 to 9:45 a.m.:

♦ The children’s class and children’s church meet in room 3 in the annex.

♦ The youth class meets in the room 4 in the annex. Look for more information here.

Classes for adults

Adult Sunday school classes meet from 9 to 9:45 a.m.:

♦ “Snacks with Susan and Daryl” meets in the carpeted area of the fellowship hall. They discuss various issues and often watch a related CD. (See separate story below for details.)

♦ The Swift adult Sunday school class meets in room 2 in the annex. The class is doing a chronological study of the New Testament.

We would love to have you join our class. Each week there is a lot to learn. Come and be a part of “growing in Christ” as we study His Word. We meet at 9:00 on Sunday mornings in the room 2 in the annex. Cheryl Jensen presents the lessons.

This class digs quite deeply into scripture and does not hesitate to present challenging thoughts for growing Christians while challenging participants to share the gospel of Christ in our community.

♦ A younger adult Sunday school class meets in the chapel at 9 a.m. Led by Andrew King, it is studying Paul’s letters to the churches. All are welcome to come and be a part of this new class.

►Click here to read about children’s church,
which is offered for those in grades K–4.

CONVERSATIONAL CLASS

‘SNACKS WITH SUSAN AND DARYL’

Discussion class usually includes a DVD series

“Snacks with Susan and Daryl” is a discussion class for adults that meets on Sundays from 9 to 9:45 a.m. in the fellowship hall. It is led by Daryl and Susan Pichoff.

The Pichoffs said: “If you have been thinking about joining an adult class, come and check us out! We gather to have a bite to eat and discuss a video series that lasts several weeks, then move on to a new topic.

“We value all opinions as we discuss the material and appreciate hearing from all who join us.”

Everyone is invited to attend any or all of the sessions.

A new study, “God’s Messy Family,” begins Jan. 5. In this video-based series, pastor and author Jacob Armstrong takes an in-depth look at our faith lineage, focusing specifically on the messy family dynamics found in the book of Genesis. As we begin to understand the life stories of Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob and Esau, we find that their pattern looks a lot like ours — we are called, we mess up, and God continues to redeem us. We hope you can join us.

■ The Myth of the Perfect Family
■ The Gap Between What God Says and What You See
■ No, Nothing Is Too Hard for the Lord
■ Loss and Promise in the Family of God
■ Promise Maker and Promise Keeper
■ The Beauty of Imperfection